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I yr. ' . _ /17%'- ~.: ..1,, -,-",- • ''... ',V I 'l • - f ' "` • ~,,,:i i 's ** t• , ' 111 t • 0 * - 14 4 , , _. i iil ...,%; , .. 0 .1 1 1 14 1 4 .. . . 41 k" ' ''. g ...tn.. . . ..-‘, ~1 . ~ „ • , ..., 11 7 ....s ...:yr it .14ot.- .., tk ..„ 1 / 4 .•?A , _ ~, 4.4 . , 4, • ' ) . ~ -4 ... , . N W 11 '' I NUMBER 4845.] THEATRE: ROYAL, DItURY-LANE. AO -MORROW EVENING, March 26, 1808, A. will be performed KAIS , Or, LOVE IN THE DESERTS. The Charaders by Mr. BRAHAM, Miss LYON, Mr. BANNISTER, Mr. KELLY, Mr. I'ENLEY, Mr. RAYMOND, ' Mr. POw ELL, Mr. PUTNAM, Mr. SMITH, Mr. DIGNUM, Mrs. MOUNTAIN, Signora STORACE, Mrs. MADDOCKS. WITH THE DEVIL TO PAY, Sir John Loverule, Mr. DIG NUM ; Doctor, Mr. MA PDOCKS ; • Jobson, Mr. BANNISTER,. ' • Lady Loverule, Mrs. HA RLOWE ; Lettice, Miss TI OSW EL; Nell, -Mrs. fORDAN. BOxes 6s. Second Price 35.--Pit 35. 6d. Second Price as.— Gallery as. Second Price is:—Upper Gallery? is. Second 1' rice frd.!.!—No Money to be returned. Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mt. Spring, at the Box- Office, Russell-street. The Doors to be opened at (fall past Five, and begin at Daft past Six. On Monday, the Tragedy of Pizarro ; with the Farce of 'nit: Citizen. 'Thursday will be produced a new Comedy, in Five Acts (never performed), called The World. I.IIEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. TO-ORROW EVENING, March 26, i M BOB, Will be pertorrrted THE MERCHANT OF VENICE. . Basiartici, Mr. C. K EMMA: ; ;Antonio. Mr. POPE; Shylco,. Mr. COOKE; . • t Gobbo, Mr. EMERY; • Launcelot, Mr.' MONDEN ; . Port ia, M iasSNIITH; Nertssa, Miss WAUDY ; • Jessica, 'Miss BOLTON. WITH LOVE *A -LA-MODE. Sir Archy Macsarcasm, Mr: COOKS • Sir Callaghan O'Brallighan, Mr. WADD I V 'Squire Groom, Mr. LIEWIS,; Beau Mordecai, Mr. SIM NIONS ; Charlotte Miss LOGAN. _ _ Boxes 6s. Second Price 3s.—V it 3s. 6d. Second Price 3S. Gallery zs. Second l'tice is.--Upper Gallery 16. Second Price 6d. No Money to be returned. • Places for the Boxer. to be taken at Mr. Brandon, at the Box-office, in liarr-wect. The i)otirs to be opened at fialf.past Five, and begin at Hali-past Six. On Monday, Othello, the Moor of Venice; with the new A ilev% Grand Comic Melo-Drama is in preparation, and 'will speedily be produced. RICH WHEEL. 4 , Co It/NIHILL, and 9, CHARING-CROSS. Pin 111S1 I fospeCttully acquaints the Public, that • the %.k not b 001 Y exceeding Kith, there . being 2 erizes of 4200;060' ..... • - 10,0.0 3 . . sooo 1 4 20 • - • • • SCO &C. &C. Arid as there are no Fired Capitals, the earlier the Purchase the better; for it the Capitals stay in alter Tuesday *unit Tici,ets and Shares will rise $ and SliA are sellingat the above Offices t wherc No. J 8,455. a Prize of :0,90c , 1. No. 24,49, a Prize of and No. 9814, a Prizeoi soal. thia Lottery, Nye :Al ready been sal And shared. TU ES AY NEXT will be the Fourth,Day of Drawing. No CAPITAL above wool. drawn the last Day.—There are yet in,the Wheel the following Ruth List of Capitals, all floating. . - of - zo,ooo are - itoono ie,ooco • • - 'fo,oot, 3 .. - - 5000 . . - 15, 000 .•, 1 4' • -an • . . son "te.mon SWIFT' and Co. No.ll, Poultry, and . O. Ix, Ch.iring-cross, have on Sale Tickets and Shares. war- Yawed undrawn.—N X 1 TUESDAY is the Fourth Day GI-thawing. No. 11,387, the last Day, a Prize of loco]. and No. 24,84 I Prize ut soot. were sold in Shares at Swift and . 00 . 13 01- - &es. The Fourth Day of Drawing the STATE LOTTERY will be: T UES DAY NEXT, the z9th inst.—The Wheel is Very Rich, having still Forty Capital Prizes to he drawn, . Prizes of . ,C 20,000 dal() • • • 0,000 3 • ditto . • 1,000 14 ditto - • . 1,000 20 . • ditto - . 500 3S - - "ditto . too Anti the full proportion of Fifties, &c, WWARRANTED Undrawn TICKETS and v SHARILS are on Saleby RICHARDSON, GOOD. LUCK, and Co. Corner of Bank-buildings, Conthill, and facing the Gate of the - King's Mews, Charing-cross, who Lave sold and shared in the present Lottery the following Ca. Vital Prizes No. .4u959 - ,Clooocoo No. t 3,31 r . moo K 1 9 , 40 - at,27 TIC.ETS and SHARES for the C I T Y HOUSI. S LOT TERY are also on Sale by • RICIIARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. GRAND CITY LOTTERY of FREEHOLD [IOUS LS, discharged of LAND-TAX. ,C 104,000 Value in Capital Prizes. !five;ly Thousand Tickets, to 'be Drawn in Guildhall • April 26th. XIST of CAPITAL PRI4ES, with the Value of each. Grand Hotel, No, 9, Skinner.street, • -. 25,000 No; 24, Skiniier-stiout - . - -'• - 7,000 .. No. 43, Ditto - i- 6,000 o. 4i, Ditto ~ .io. s, Pickett-street 6,000 o. o. 7. Ditto . a. 17, Skinner street - 6,000 ." .0 * . - • - . 4,uuo NO. 21, Ditto - . - . 4,0u0 . 41, Ditto .. ... - -, , 4, 000 Na,. , Ditto • - - • ''' ' ' 4. 000 No. 4, Ditto - - - - 4. 000 o. lo s Pickett-street - - 4,000 Ni. t I, Ditto . - - - 4,000 No, tg, Skinner-street - - - 3 ,000 P . O. 40, West Side of Snow.hilt - ~ 3 ,000 svo. 4 t. Skinn e r-viva . " . 3 ,000 No. 48, Ditto . - . - • 3„Co0 NO. 49, Ditto - - ~ - 3,000 No. 4, Pickett-street . - - - 3,latio No. 22, Skinner-street - • - ‘ .- s,OOO Making together the Sum of to4 s eool. The above Valuation is taken at the lowest estimate, and there is Ito doubt that by the time the Lottery is drawn, the -Property will be very considerably increased in liktie.r , s Ot-, le.te, :lave been ,i ade trom various posons to purchailogeveral. ..01 the Houses at the ptiee• they are estimated at: 'And , it is ,proposed that those Prizes which are divided into smA I shares • a t' 7 lli be 601 d ' s iti . iti the Prioduce paid to the Shareitulders ac , •cording to thc:r tcspedive Shares. Present Price i Ticket 47 #4' 0 I lalf :. ...- ~.. 4" o I Eighth - - kr 1, 0 I :,,jit4rt,tr - - a 1 u Sixteenth - o to,. 41 ' l :'1; L'i .31j Sh;iit:s arc sciling at sill .the 011:1—'s• F RI DA Y, MAitcH 25, 1808. HOPE FIRE OFFICE, LUDGATE-HILL. Instituted 1807, for Insuring Buildings, Goods; Merchandize, Ships Building, in Harbour, or in Dock, Vessels, Crait, and Cargo, front Loss or Damage by Fire. ~ Also for Insuring Lives, Granting Annuities, &C. &c. CAPITAL—TWO MILLIONS. NSURANCE of Property from Fire being of I the first importance tosthe interest of Society, several Institutions, 'have been formed for .that useful purpose ; and this Company haVing' been established upon a Plan which holds out very superior advantages, the Direttors feel confident of public support. The business of the Corn. patty conuneneed at Michaelmas last, and 1 nsdrance4 to A Very considerable amount have already been effected. Proposals may be had at the ()dice, and Insurances by Per. sems whose Policies expire at Lady-d ay, may be effected upon very advantageous terms. Persons insuring Property in this Office to the amount of wool.' are entitled to very peculiar advantages t ! All Policies of 3001. and 'upwards are issued gratis ; and Insurances upon Household Goods under that amount, may be effeiled withoUt distinct specifications ! No DeduCtions . whatever in the Payment of Losses boss or Damage by Fire occasioned by. Lightning is paid by this Company. Ex pence paid on the removal of Goods in case of fire, and all'Loss or Damage thereby made good to the insured I No Charge made for Endotsements A considerable Deduction is allowed to Merchants on short period Insurances ! A Brokerage of s per cent. is allowed on all Shipping In- surances l'olicies for more than One Year allowed a considerable Discount. farming Stock, on one Farm, insured without the average Clause. Engines carrying Water (on a new principle, invented by Mr. Brarnah) arc stationed in the most eligible situations in the metropolis, and ready for immediate service on the tirst alarm of fire Agents are appointed in most of the principal cities and towns in the United Kingdom. By Order of the Dirktors, WM. [WRY, Clerk.- Books containing the Tables of Rates of Premiums, with every particular respceting Life Insurance, .tac. may be. had at the Office, on application to Mr. St. Croix, Actuary to tolie Lite Department. • EXCELLENT. PIANO FURIES .VERY CHEAP— AT- ALLEN's Manufa6tory, Shorrard.;street, Colden!square ' a great Variety are ,ready for Side at three fourths of their Price: many of them uncommonly elegant anti fine-toned.. The Square Piano Fortes, with new improvements, are from • Five to Ten Ghineas under the usual Price charged by others of the fir:it itotises in the Trade, and will be warranted at least equally izo , :d; It; on being sent home, they are found otherwise, will be imme diately exchangedior Money returned. Small portable Piano Fortes, also Upright and Horizontal (;rands, prpportionably cheap. Every Instrument must be paid for preyloos to deli very, is their prices will not bear 'any risk of loss by Credit' Music-shops very advantageously supplied. • N.B. Wanted a Grand Finisher. aud a Key, maker. . BREWING-AND MALTING.. IVT R. MOICIONi at No. 41;3, ,in (be Si AN D, respectfully informs the Public; that he instructs Gentlemen in the use of the Thermometer s and t h e appli cation of that instrument relative to Brewiug, and will fur. lush them with manuscript Instructions, Winch will enable them to practise the art of Biewing Porter, Pale Ale, and other Malt Liquors. Ile will also turnish them with maim. script Initructicuts for making Pale and Brown Malts, after ;he most approved practice; anti having been long,in busi ness upon his own account, and plfosare ing many ...lid various experimenrs, and note, g' tlivirMiuilt, it has given him a degree of pr.,,ctical and eN votimenta I know ledge in the diff::rem . lin , :s 01'his profession, wit eh very few poiscis, ks . cao be proved trout the many letters and vouchers of tne most eminent Brewers, , both in teat Britain and Ire land, highly approving rt his dilEnent modes of prattice, and many of these.Gentlemetv he never had the pleasure of seciag. ttis Manuscripts put it in the power of Gentlemen to blew an exceeding tine-flavoured Porter front Malt and Hop; alone, cOmbined with the simple elerneitt of water, without the use of any other ingredient whatever. Any ad. dress sent ("pOst paid, to D. Morton, wilt be duly attended to. fie . leturns his reopeettul thanks to those Gentlemen WhO have approved so. highly at the utility °lbis inanu. scripts and professional abilities. Pt:STING. St: A 11; Tavern, March :6, igeS. THE COMMITTEE; for Resisting the Additional Charges upon POSTING are more and ionic Con vinced, by every .research they have made, and by alt the in telligence they have received, that "'there exists nothing to Justify the new exaction." This Committee not more resolved to oppose what they think unwarrantable, than to admit what is just and reason._ able. Sensible that the Public will be bound in honour and equity to shew not a temporary but a permanent preference to those who shall be announcol as working at the Old hates; convinced that it will be ultimatelyinturintis to the real well considered interests of the PostillaSterS themselves to be tempted by the hope of a little present gain So to ad as to disgust their employers, and dispose the Public to other modes of travelling than by post ; wishing to accomplish the good which is aimed at, with as little (let:intent as pos sible to any ititlividuals; desirous that those . WhO have not already 'signified their conformity should it.,ve the fullest and fairest warning; the Committee, under these impressions (even though lists of houses, in succession, from,the Capital to very distant parts, driving at the usual 'prices, arc quite ready for , publication), still the Committee postpones the final arrangement of; the lists to be sent forth until the asth ot April. And as several Postmasters, especially in London, never at all raised their charges, have, probably in lair re-" liance upon their own good conduct, not yet sent in their names, it is suggested to all such to remedy their omission, by furnishing the means of the encouragement, which they.. so well deseive. being rendered to them. The interval to the asth ot April is conceived .to be suffi. cient for diffusing the purport ot this AdVc.rrisernent through-. out the United 'Kingdom. • Conveyance of. assent by Letter will arrive, free of pOst_ age, addressed to any of the following Members of this Cum. ,nuttee, directed to them in London, viz. • . Marquis of Tweedale, ' Lord Ossulston, M.P.. 'Marquis of Salisbury, Lord Folkestone, M. I'. Marquis of Abcrcurn, Sir 11, Vane, Bart At.P. Marquis of Sligo, Sir john Sinclair, M.P. I MarqUis of Headtort, • Sir Anstruther, Bt. M.P. Earl of Strathinore, Rt. Hon. Foster, M.P. Earl of Breadalhancs Bon. Mr. Cony .P. Earl of . Aberdeen, , t Kichard Wharton, Esq Earl Ferrets, Peter Moore, Esq. M.P. Earl of Fife, Maniel Phillips, Esq. M.P. Earl of Darlington, John Dent, Esq. M.P. Earl of Nlansiield, Calverley lk:w icke. Esq. M.P. Lord Say and Sele Fuller Maitlarid, Esq. M. I'. Lord Sheffield, Colcinel Uagwell, M.P. Lord Eliot, H. J. Clements, Esq. M.P. Earl of Yarmouth, M.P., .Chas. Vereker, Esq. NI.P. who will have the goodness to maks the returns to the Sub- Committee. • , . With whatever frugality .this reasonable and justly popu lar object (which no more concerns this Committee than others of their condition in society) may besought, that some expellee must attend it, is ,ob,tous. tieing of general in terest, it is deemed fittest that the necessary disbursements should be borne by general .contribution. With that view the Subsctiption has beeh limited , to Two Guineas, Which sum those who desire to cooperate in the "pursuit of this Committee Will please to pay to- Messra4 Ransom and - Co. Pall Mall; Messrs. Child and Co, • Teal ple.bar ; Messrs. Boldero and Co. Cornhill ; or to the .sictary, Nit. C 11 1 ) 7 rtage No. tiai - lathy/it-street, St. ' • • LIFE BOAT. • TO BE SOLD, 1 - 1. Ak . LIFE DOAT, built in isoo, by Mr. GREAT HEAD, of Shields. This Boat is nOw at Harwich, where she may by vievvcdand exAminea, by applying to Mr, Stevens, Anchor-smith there. She is in complete Repair, having received no injury since her being built. FOr Particulars and Price, inquire of Mr. Reeve, of Lowes toft. ARMY AND NAVY EQUIPAGE, THE PATENT. CAMP BEDSTEADS, tut; Mattrasses, and Redding complete, ;re very reaped. Italy recomtnended to Gentlemen as being the most portable and superior to any others ma de in London ; •Marquees Tents, Tables and Chairs, on improved p rinciples; Sea Cots, Sofa Beds, and Chairs, for on hoard Ship; Musquitto Net Furniture, and Patent 13rass.sciewiledstc..als, tur East 4 1 . t d West Indies, and all Foreign Climates , at • MORGAN and SANDE RS's Patent Bedstead Manufattory and Ware-Rooms, Nos. 16 and 17, Catherine-street, Strand. Morgan :old Sanders'• New.invented Imperial .Dining 1 ables, allowed to be the most corpplete and hlegant set 'tat Tablet: ever yet invented, art very p3rtable, packing in a 00X but ten Inchei deep. N. B.- The Fashionable Sofa-Bed and Chair-Bed Ware— Pouse. WARREN's ORIGINA.L JAPAN LIQUID BLACK ING. rrHIS unrivalled •Composition, with half the usual labour, produces a I ET BLACK equal to the highest japan Varnish. ,It preserves the Leather sort, anti prevents it cracking, is pitifeetty tree front any. unpleasant swell, will not soil the Linen, and will retain its virtues in any Climate. Sold wiluloale by Robert Warren, 14, St Martin's-Line ; and retail by the principal Boottnakers and Oilmen in Lon don. and a Shopkeeper In every town in the Kingiloin, to Stone I ottleS, ts. bd. a tint , rod. Halt a Pint. C 41,11 ioN,L-The superior quality of it is fil.“ king has in duced sevcr.ll Persons to sell spurious Cohiposition* miner t h e same Name; to prevertr which, observe. ROBE ICI' WARM lb: is Signed on each Label, and 14, st. tin's taste, is . §lsinpC . 4 i.4lpAcillottle Worell'a isiacking. This Day was puhlislivd, A New Edition, Two Vols. 18mo. with Twelve new Plates, price Bs. boards, QOLITUDE : written originally by ZIMMER LP MAN. 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Three Vols. 4tu• Mr. GIBBON'S ROMA %; HISTORY. • Genuine Editions, in }talons Sizes. Published this Day, in Twelve Pocket Vit. Buttes, with a Voitrait of tho Author, and an Account of his Life and Writi:igs, price al in boards ; also in Twelve Volumes, Willy 4,a1v0, price 31. tzs. in hoards; or on a superior l'aper, price 41. 45. in boards; and in Twelve Volumes, Royal (Mayo, price td. 6s. in T HE HISTORY of the DECLINE and FALL of the ROMAN F.IIPIRE. By EDWARD GIBBON, Esq. Printed for Cadell and Davies, I. Johnson, F. and vington, W. I. and I: Richardson, T. Payne, Wilkie 'nut Robi nsun, Seatcherd and Letterman, W;Aker, Vernor Hood, and Sharpe ;R. Lea, Dartnii snit Harvey, Nunn, CUthell and Martin, Claike ar,d Sons, 'lV)nne and Son, Kearsley, C. Law, Longman, Hurst, Kees, and Orme ; E. jellify, W. Phillips, I. and A. Arch, B. trash;, W. steWart, I. Murray; Black, Party , snit Kingsbury ; S. Bagster, I. Harding, Payne and MaekinlitY, K. l'hitilPs , J. MAWIII3II, T. Ostlf, 1. Asperne, and los. lisriting. For RHELIMATISNIS, SPRAINS, CHILBLAINS, dec. Dr. STE ER's OPODELLMC. Iti the Scamp • round. each Bottle • are engraved the Wor " F. NcwberY, No. 45. St. raull's,!! and those-without. this distinction are sphrioui. • fl 'HE SuceesS of thl4 . Medicioe has given rase to great number of Counterleits, as well as to . a variety or Embroeations, liss*,..nces, -Liniments. &c. sonic of winch are so hot and stroiig, as ofteit to ux.cornete, to cause blis:ers, cr even . to ccintiatt tltth sinews; and others are so' weak as to bu. of no etleekl• but this Opodeldoc, by its happy vont:filiation, by the nnion.iii e ffi cacy anti, saf e ty, will ever ttu t ta „, n i ts wonted eminence and superiority. By its warm, pettetrat.. log, and attenu.sting qualities, it is a most excellent remedy. for e xternal Lekinutiain; and by its strengthening powers; it bpeedity trAntes the 'cat* which are injured by Brai4es and Sprains; it is of great service Cramps„ or N wanness ;in Stittitess or Weakness at' the !onus - , as oho in promoting Circulation lit tiw Limbs wilco in a . paralytic state : it is likewise ;rank:alai ly sueees4ul in Chilbtins, and, t: used in tune, will prevent •their breaking, but in this complaint a Will: Wit 311011111 bk diNsolved in a spoon, and applied warm. • Sold atilt by M. Newbery. and- &ins, No. 45, St. Paid's. four Doors'trotrt the Cyach.way train Cheapside, London, price is: lid,Wat:h ilt.ttle duty included ; and, by their ap. pointment, by Baon and Co. Ogtind.6ti;et ; Bond-street,; 14ylry and Co Cocksptir.street ; Ward: Midi dle.row, ;. Clarke, Borough High.street ; Randall, Royal Exeliange..; Dicey ,and Sutton, Bow -Churcit.yanl ; and tlarrh!, Corner at Llitigate.street. THE REV. MR. BARCI.AY's PATENT ANTIIIII4. PILI.s. , . , jl'was a remar k of the ct.v.l.inited Dr. Blichati, ,Author of the Ootnestie Nled:cine. that ,comp:aiiits of the Stuirnielt and lloWels are the prevailing Malady of this Country, which lay the foOndation of the more hir4ilidahle' and fatal Diseases; that 'the. person Who could discover tnr the relief and cure a ,sate ant infallible remedy wouht per tOrin.a most important service to society. Thai discovery has no,v been made in the Patent Antioiliotts of the Kev. Ilarclay, the extetisive sale of Which, the high estimation in which they are deservedly held, has considerably' lessened the number of these Complaints ; and bids fair, n a short time, to be the'means of entirely eating them. These Pills - ; have a quick and. sate operation, they act powerfully and specifically on the Bile, and thus remove th e numerous disortiers connected with it, Sick Head-Aches, Flatulence, Liver Cinriplainta, Jaundice, Ner vous I)isortiers from Indigestion, tt:c. They are the most valuable t antily Medicine .Ititherto uttered to the Public.... anti the Proprietor is supported by the most respectable evidence of the first characters of the Nobility and 'others; that they have never been administered to any person without giving certain and speedy relief, and in the end completing a Cure. • This valuable Medicine, having been used with success, is recomtnenitediby the following distinguished Personages : The Right Hon. Viscount Dillon. The Lord Bishop of Bath and Wells. - Sir john Honey wood, 'Bart. M.P. for Honiton. Sir Stephen Lushington, Bart. M.P. for Penyn. Thomas Anson, Esq. M.P. for Litchfield. lames Aniyatt,Esq. M.P. for Southampton. Nicholson Calvert, Esq. M.P. for Her% turd Edmund Boehm, - Esq. New-street, Spring Gtirdens. . Thomas liannetsley. Esq. Pali-M all. G. W. Dicker,(;sq. Private Secretary to. the Archtgshop of Canterbury. The Hey.,,,,Mr. Dirriock, l.ibrarian to the Archbishop. Cecil f a r l s ic i, Es q . M .P. for Wenlock. Sold Wliolesale and retail by Mr. litec:r, No. 4,Cheapside; awl retail bi till. Kirby, Stattind.strces, ulrl hosul-street ; Mr. Stratum, I.cieester-squate; B.ICOII and Co. 1-50, turd - street; and by all tespettable Venders in Town and Country. A Caution. —Obsetve the name of I.Villiani 11:ii . :iy is ep.. graved on the StAinp, which 13 1IffiX!:(1 nn the out-.ish: wrap. per of each box ; 1111 not so stamped area ~ t,ttit y :l-:11!:, ration. _ . 6d Yiws ss. And tos. per bux, With ample: dim:Awns.